The Drive

The sports world was rocked as many awoke Sunday morning to the news that the Dallas Mavericks had dealt Luka Doncic to the L.A. Lakers for Anthony Davis.

If Kansas City goes out one week from Sunday and accomplishes the feat, it would be their fourth Super Bowl triumph in the last six seasons. That's only happened one other time in league history, when the Steel Curtain of the 1970s claimed Lombardi Trophies in '75, '76, '79, and '80.

For the first time since August, there's no football this weekend. Take basketball, baseball, and hockey out of the bunch too and tell us what your favorite remaining sport to watch on TV is.

While dynasties may be infuriating for every fanbase but one, they're a league's best friend, bringing eyeballs and dollar signs along for the ride.

If you poll many around the country, Boston, Philly, and Chiefs fans rank among the most annoying in sports. Which takes the cake?

Daniels has dazzled all season long. He's one of the last four QBs remaining but is he already one of the game's five best?

You hope it's just the dog days of the NBA season for a team that played deep into the summer last year, had 60% of its starters in Paris the rest of the summer with team USA, and let's not forget, won 21 of its first 26 contests this year.

As we discussed each of the five championship campaigns of the last 10 years. For each of them, I was planted on my couch, watching the biggest games and moments by myself. And you know something? I wouldn't have it any other way.

The NFL, as we know, is built for teams to go from the bottom to the top in short order. Of the now five remaining head coaching vacancies around the league, plus New England, which of those six teams will be back in the playoffs first?

There's Mahomes & Reid, then there's everyone else. And only one of the other tandems has won a Super Bowl title together.